At ERGOSEO.com, I specialize in creating well-researched, engaging, and SEO-optimized articles that help your website rank higher on Google—organically and sustainably. Those ranked articles resonate with your audience and also align with Google’s search guidelines and ranking factors. In fact, Google is so fond of it that it suggests it to search users in its top pages for their terms.
The old school way is to post well-researched articles on your blog and “hope they rank well” but on domains with no domain authority it doesn’t work at all.
The second old school way is to publish content on external / third party websites and “hope to be lucky” the website you’ve chosen is strong enough to boost your target post on your website. If it’s not your rinse and repeat on other sources. This works on only a few occasions so it can’t be a marketing rule.
Everybody tries to do the same so to have any positive impact those postings need to be in hundreds to move the needle. Not to mention this tactic is burned and penalized from the search engines.
After an extensive period of testing and real-world results, this method is now mature enough to open it to the public.
It allows you to rank keywords from back pages, retreated terms or even lost keywords (not found in the top 100 results) and is not depending on the niche or the competition. It can work with any niche or competition difficulty.
The best results I see with established websites that have good domain authority, above 20%.
Any value of Domain Authority below 10% says the website is not established or new and any value below 20% says the website is too weak to support decent rankings but there are exceptions to the rule with long-tail keywords or less competitive terms.
The content-ranking method can work with pages and posts. Here is an example of a post published on the 1st of November an article on Node.js, a Javascript programming language, my website had no Javascript content before, therefore no niche-relevancy and it shouldn’t have ranked that high.
But it did and ranked #4 in the USA the next day. Here is the ranking chart from SEMRUSH. That term has a traffic potential of 500-2000 visits/mo.
What Sets My Content Apart?
White-Hat SEO Practices: I follow Google’s guidelines to ensure that every article meets the criteria for top search rankings. No shortcuts, no black-hat tricks—just ethical, reliable strategies that work for the long haul.
In-Depth Research: I do a deep dive deep into each topic, pulling from credible sources and trending data to craft content that adds real value to your readers. I produce articles that establish authority and trust, helping you stand out in a competitive online space.
User-Centric Focus: Google rewards content that prioritizes user experience. Every article we write is tailored to answer your audience’s questions and solve their problems, making your website a go-to resource.
SEO-Optimized Content Structure: I structure content to maximize readability and SEO potential. Using smart keywords, optimized headers, and engaging visuals, I make sure Google finds your content as accessible as your readers do. My proprietary content-ranking method gives the competitive edge you need to rank your pages and take over your niche. Your competitors don’t have a clue how we work and won’t realize what SEO-rocket hit their niche.
Consistent Quality and Freshness: Google loves regularly updated, high-quality content. We offer ongoing content creation services to keep your site active and relevant, so your rankings stay strong over time.
Delivery time. We start delivering content (including uploading and publishing them) since the first week you get on board so you can enjoy an early jump in your ranking terms. Our white-hat method takes a few weeks to produce superb results, just because it’s not spammy but 100%E white-hat.
Method employed. We don’t do link blasts, we don’t build any backlinks, therefore we don’t spam your pages. We work with content only, no exceptions. If you care about backlinks, read our offer at the end of this page.
Extensive benefits. This method that works with content will benefit greatly your traffic besides your rankings. Check what I did with this content method for the last months.<
If the other SEOs don’t do that they should and not waste time and resources into other methods. They need to come up with an efficient strategy though because I monitor the content performance, audit the pages for SEO signals, and produce exactly the content I need. You need to have a decent authority to make this happen and a keyword plan where you have mapped keyword terms to pages. When a website has too low authority I have a service to raise that too.
After posting I monitor the rankings for a few weeks to understand how the term is trending, how much time it needs to move up, and decide if it needs more content-power, meaning more posts to conquer a good spot (first-page result for enough traffic and when I achieve that I stop and move to the next topic. If I have time I work on 10-20 separate topics or terms.
So, to get that effect you need
1. A content plan and structure very well thought of.
2. Well-researched articles.
3. A strong website to help your posts rank.
If you don’t have a strong website with enough domain authority ( DA > 30% ) you need to create it otherwise all content methods will fail.
Important to note:
1. Any value below 20 DA ( DA < 20% ) is not good / no trust / no good rankings.
2. Any value below 10 DA ( DA < 10% )tells us either the website is too new or it doesn’t have good backlinks or it has a technical SEO problem and it’s huge.
For example a domain that is up since 2012, (12 years) it’s very problematic when we find a DA of only 15.
A DA of 15 is too low, something to worry about and it means:
The domain is relatively new (it can’t be as it’s online since 2012) or it hasn’t yet established a strong online presence (most of the time the sad case).
It has too few backlinks or links from lower-authority sites rather than highly reputable ones.
It may need SEO improvements in areas such as content quality (structure/foundation), technical SEO, local signals and content outreach.
Bottom line we can raise domain authority too either as a separate service or in unison with the above content-ranking method.
Method Explained
True fact: You don’t need many articles to rank on Google but YOU DO NEED a solid strategy.
Here is how I apply my content ranking method.
1. I get a list of keyword terms the client needs to rank for.
2. I map the terms to landing pages or I use an already available keyword mapping list provided by the client.
3. I check the competition for the targeted terms and I make an educated guess about whether they can rank within the next weeks, how much work they need to rank on the first pages, and overall delivery time.
4. I create quality content to target those terms and I monitor the rankings to capture any ranking movements that will tell me if the content is sufficient and qualitative or if I need more content to make those terms surface shortly.
It’s a pretty straightforward method that produces awesome results, rankings, and traffic.
For websites that have no keyword research done and no keyword mapping to pages I can do that too and more, i.e. research content (keyword phrases, topics, article titles) to create and rank for.
For websites that have no domain or landing page authority, I offer a service to raise it above 30%, which is ideal to have.
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When you partner with ERGOSEO.com, you’re choosing content that’s not only Google-friendly but also truly user-focused. Let us help you drive more traffic, increase engagement, and grow your brand organically through content that wins on every level.
Ready to climb the search ranks the right way? Contact us today and let’s talk about your traffic goals.